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After any major tax reform, it typically takes a full tax cycle to truly understand its implications for business owners and individuals. That is certainly true of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) of 2017. With the 2018 filing season at its midpoint, what lessons have we learned, and how will they inform tax strategy moving forward?

One question that is often overlooked in the excitement of early-stage entrepreneurship is, “How should I set up my business?” The answer really depends on the short- and long-term goals for your venture.

As a business owner, the last thing you want to worry about is whether any of your employees are stealing from the company. If your company or organization doesn’t have firm policies and procedures in place to mitigate opportunities for employee theft, you could become a victim of employee theft.

With a busy travel season ahead of us, the IRS recently warned federal tax debtors about a little-known law affecting taxpayers who need passports. 

If you are an investor in a company which issues digital tokens to raise capital, the SEC has good news for you. In an April letter, the SEC issued that it will not take enforcement action against such a company. The letter included a published SEC framework.

Print PageYou’ve decided to sell your company. How do you make sure you will receive fair value for the true worth of the business? After all, you have spent years building a brand, a reputation and success of your business….

Many nonprofits turn to corporate partnerships to reach wider audiences and enhance revenue. However, the challenge for nonprofits is convincing corporations to agree to the partnership and recognize the business value in such an alliance.

Manufacturers are increasingly relying on the advanced analytics made possible through big data to drive some of their most important decisions. If you haven’t already used big data to accelerate innovation, your company may be left behind.

The last thing taxpayers expected following sweeping tax reform was to receive lower refunds than they had in the past. In fact, some are discovering that instead of a refund they owe the federal government. So what went wrong?

Without a streamlined workflow, medical practices cannot optimally perform everyday operations. This is why it is essential to regularly assess the order and efficiency of the office’s workflow, which sets the standard for high productivity at your practice. The smoother the workflow, the less chance there is for unsatisfied patients and frustrated staff.